When discussions are held about the largest States in Nigeria, some people may be interested in finding out the smallest States in the country. Briefly speaking, Niger State is Nigeria’s largest State while Lagos State, despite being the most populous State, occupies the smallest landmass as a...
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Lagos was once the Capital of Nigeria, and so one can expect similarly impressive structures on ground in the city. One of the main talking points is the Third Mainland Bridge; an engineering wonder that links the upscale Island area of the state with the mainland, and offers such a taste ...
The town is home to the legendary Oluwo Fish Market, the biggest in Lagos state, where almost all traders are women. Fittingly, there’s a giant two-fish statue in the centre of town. The big numbers: When it comes to standard of living, Lagos has a lot going for it – 96 ...
Lagos, Nigeria - January 28, 2021. Image © Kehinde Temitope O/ Shutterstock African cities are expected to experience a significant increase in population over the next 30 years. According to United Nations projections, these cities will welcome an additional 900 million inhabitants by 2050. ...
Wiki Info:Lagos is a city in the Nigerian state of Lagos. The city, with its adjoining conurbation, is the largest in Nigeria, as well as on the African continent. It is one of the fastest growing in the world and also one of the most populous urban agglomerations. ...
Though Sokoto was once touted as ‘the fastest growing economy in Northern Nigeria’, it has been ravaged by insecurity and criminality. The state has had its own share of banditry and kidnapping. This has hindered the growth and development of the state. There has been an increase in refugee...
The town is home to the legendary Oluwo Fish Market, the biggest in Lagos state, where almost all traders are women. Fittingly, there’s a giant two-fish statue in the centre of town. The big numbers: When it comes to standard of living, Lagos has a lot going for it – 96 ...
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